Chan Palace, a historical tourist attraction

It is an important tourist attraction of Phitsanulok province. It is related to King Naresuan the Great. Which is the place of his birth and residence During his childhood, it has been renovated and developed into an interesting place for learning and tourism. 🕰 Opening and closing hours • Chan Palace: Open daily From 07:00 - 17:00 hrs. • Chan Palace Historical Center: Open daily from 09:00 - 16:00 hrs.  💰 Admission fee • There is no admission fee for both the palace and the historical center.  🚗 Travel • Private car: From Phitsanulok city, take Highway No. 12, then turn right onto Theparak Road, then turn right again onto Chan Krong Road, drive straight for about 50 meters, then turn left into the Chan Palace Historical Center.  • Train: Get off at Phitsanulok Railway Station Then take a taxi or bus to Chan Palace. Public transport: There are songthaews and tuk-tuks available from the bus station and important points in the city. 🏛 Highlights inside Chan Palace • Chan Palace Historical Center: Exhibits about Chan Palace, Phitsanulok, and the history of King Naresuan the Great.  • King Naresuan the Great Shrine: A Thai-style pavilion with three-porch reinforced concrete pavilion with a monument of King Naresuan the Great inside. • Ancient temples: The area surrounding Chan Palace consists of several ancient temples, such as Wat Wihan Thong, Wat Si Suk, and Wat Pho Thong. #TravelEco #TravelPhitsanulok #SosaengTravel #TravelRichTravelAndTour